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NEBUASKA.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Floods nrc causing widespread dam
nge in Southern Germany and Austria
The northerly part of Zwickau Is Inun
dated. By an unanimous vote the Kansas
City board of trndo adopted resold
tlons denouncing the procedure which
resulted In the conviction of Captain
Dreyfus.
Kay B. Umbrcc, a sheep man from
Kcmercr, Wyo., In charge of a train
of sheep, was struck by the Union
Pacific fast mall at Paplllon, Neb., and
Instantly killed.
The lntcst "doublo" of Admiral
Dcwoy to bo discovered Is Henry T.
Simmons of Bloomington, Ind. Tho
likeness Is said by friends of the ad
miral to be really remarkable.
Advices from Kallsch, Russian Po
land, sayH thirty-two women and chil
dren were crushed to digith and many
In In ro0 In a panic In a synagogue,
caused by the upsetting of a lamp.
Whatever may have happened to the
corn and small grain through hot
winds and not enough rain or too much
rain, the sugar beets nro all right In
Nebraska, so the Klkliorn reports'.
Richard Ilonccl; and Herman Hand
hausen, who are charged with the
murder of their former schoolmate,
Walter Kocllor, were held to the grand
Jury by a Chicago coroner's Jury with
out ball.
Baron Watson, lord of appeal In
ordinary and former member of parlia
ment In tho conservative Interest of
the universities of Glasgow and Aber
deen, died recently, in his 71st year.
The proposal to boycott tho Paris
exhibition on account of the verdict
of tho Renncs court martial has met
with littlo or no support In Hungary,
nnd the work of preparing tho Hunga
rian exhibit will bo continued.
With tho exception of n settlement
as to the lino of march for the land
parade, the preliminary urrangcmcntii
for tho Dewoy reception ceremonies are
about complete In New York City. The
line of march will bo agreed upon at
once.
Tho American Jewish Year Book,
Just lasuod, estimates the Jewish popu
lation of tho United States nt 1,043,800.
Now York has 100,000; Illinois, 95,000;
Pennsylvania, 05,000; Ohio, CO.OOO; Cal
ifornia, 35,000, Maryland, 35,000; Mis
souri, 35,000.
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool for
tho weok: From Atlantic ports, 83,
300 quarters; Pacific ports, none; other
ports, 27,000 quarters. Imports of corn
Into Liverpool from Atlantic ports
during tho week were 82,200 quartern.
At tho offices of tho United States
commission to tho ParlB Exposition
It wbb suld that there has been no evi
dence at that ofllco that any exhibitor
will withdraw from tho exposition In
conRcqucnco of tho verdict in tho Drey
fus enso.
At Flskcdalc, Mass., John King and
his wife, an aged couple, were killed
by their son. Peter, who was crazed
from liquor. Tho murderer also at
tempted to kill his brother, Thomas,
but only Inflicted sovcro wounds. Peter
was arrested.
Captain Leary, tho governor general
of the Island ot Guam, has reported
his arrival at his post on tho steamer
Yosemlto under, date of Aug. 7. Tho
collier Brutiiu and tho surveying ship
Hero arrived nt tho namo Island Aug.
13 nnd Bcpt. 7, respectively.
Private lottois received nt tho papal
delegation In Washington speak of tho
excellent health tho popo has boon en
joying of late, his vigorous appearance
and tho Interest ho takes In current af
fairs. These udvlccs from tho best
posted sources within the vntlcnn are
regarded as offsottlng the frequently
repeated reports of tho popo's decline.
Tho now Vonezuola tarltf which is
about to go Into effect may call for
an oxerclso of the retaliatory ulauso of
tho Dlngloy taint law. Tho United
StntcB minister to Venezuela, Mr.
Loomts, la to make a careful study
of tho new law with a view ot determ
ining if Its effect Is to discriminate
unfavorably against, tho United States.
Fifteen hundred mombors or the
Amalgamated Journeymen Houso
painters' association wont on a strike
in I'ntlndolphln In consequence of tho
fnlluro of tho mastor painters to sign
tho agreement presented thorn by tho
association. Tho union demands an
eight hour work day at 35 cents an
hour, time an a halt for extra work,
nnd double time for Sunday.
Tho measure declaring free Importa
tion of coffco from Porto Rloo to Cuba
bus caused a bud Impression In tht
city nnd province of Santiago. Tho
planters held a meeting und after a
prolonged discussion agreed to cable
8enor Do Qucuada In Washington nnd
request him to prosont n protest to
President McKlnloy. They deelaro thai
such a regulation will kill tho Cuban
coffco Industry and leave thousands
penniless.
Martin Julian, manager and business
partner of Boo Fltzslmmous, said uioro
was no doubt that tho rod-topped Anti
podean would bo Been In tho ring
ugaln. Julian proudly proclaims that
ho has tho four signatures that will In
Huro a light between Fltislmmons and
tho winner of tho meeting Qctober 23
between Sharkey nnd Jorrrles. After
considerable trouble Julian has secured
tho slgnnturca of Tom O'Rourko nnd
Tom Sharkoy on one paper, nnd those
of Billy Brady and Jim Joftrlea on an
other. Tho Chicago House Wrecking com
pany hnB purchased tho buildings ot
tho Trnns-Mlsalsslppl Exposition nt
Omaha, and everything that remains
on tho exposition grounds after Nov.
,1, when the Greater America Exposi
tion closes. Tho price paid was $50,
000. Tho remains of Hon. James B. Eus
tlB, fornior ambassador to Franco, wero
laid to rest In Cnvo Hill, Louisville,
Ky,, besldo his wlfo.
Tho Gould Hues In Texan aro rapidly
arranging to test business ground
with tho Huntington system. They
propose to do this by paralleling tho
latter lines as much nB possible.
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UUll 1 u
Mr. Bryan Will Hot Meet Cochrane in
Discussion,
LARGE AUDIENCE COME TO HEAR.
Mr. Ilrjnn DUclitlinf tlm AMcrllon tlml
lie Would Follow Hit' Now Yorker In
Debate 111 Tnlk Will Come I.ntcr
Sir. L'orkran 1'nya Compliment to
the NVIirmUun,
CHICAGO, Sept. 1C The exciting
Joint debate looked for last night be
tween William J. Bryan and Bourko
Cochrane on trust did not tako place.
Central Music hall was packed with
an eager audience, but tho people pres
ent had to content themselves without
tho orntory of the famous Nebraska!!,
who occupied a scat on the platform.
Mr. Bryan' reached tho hall early In tho
evening. He went to a room upstairs,
where he was greeted by Chairman
Fianklln Head, Congressman Gains
Rnlph M. Easley and other members
of tho program commlttco of the Civic
Federation.
Mr. Bryan declined to rpenk nt tho
night session with W. Bourko Coch
rane, In accordance with tho program
previously arrnnged, Mr. Brynn ex
plained that ho did not wish to let
the Impression go out that he was to
enter Into a debate with Mr. Cochrane.
For that reason he said ho would not
speak at the same session with Mr.
Cochrane. Mr. Cochrnnc was sent for
and he and Mr. Bryan discussed tho
situation. The committee withdrew
to allow the two orators to scttlo tho
dispute. Mr. Bryan asserted that ho
never said ho would follow Mr.
Cochrnnc with nn address on tue
same evening. If tho committee got
that Impression from tho conversation
he had with them by telcphono ho said
thoy misunderstood him. Mr. Uoenrniio
wanted to talk nt the sumo session
with the noted Nebraskan and offered
to flit n coin to detcrmlno who should
have tho privilege of dcllvcrlni; tho
closing address.
Then Mr. Cochrane agreed to appear
at any time the committee desired. The
program was changed, however, to
meet Mr. Brynn's wishes,
Mr. Brynn said he was nnxlous to
address tho conference, nnd repeated
that his only reason for changing the
program was to avoid any Indication
of n public discussion with Mr. Coch
ran. Mr. Bryan will speak at tomor
row's session. Though disappointed
In falling to sco such a spectaclo us
Bryan and Cochrnn pllJd ngalnst each
other, tho audience nevertheless en-
Joyed a rare treat, an Mr. Cochran wan
at his best, nnd his speech was punc
tuated with frequent and prolonged ap
plause.
When Mr. Brynn mndo his nppcnr-
nncc nt tho entrance It wns tho signal
for tumultuous cheering, which lasted
until tho Ncbrnsknn had tnken his
scat on tho stand. Mr. Foulko of In
diana, who was In tho intddlo of an
address when tho outburst occurred,
put tho nudlenco In good humor by re
marking:
'I guess you enmo hero tonight to
hear somebody elso speak." Mr. Foulko
wns followed by Hon. Edward Roso-
wntcr of Omaha, whoso address re
ceived close attention. Tho chair then
Introduced Hon. W. Bourko Cochran
of Now York.
At tho close of hlfl speech the New
Yorker won tho hearts of hla listeners
by paying Mr. Brynn a few well chosen
compliments, which the democratic
leader blushlngly acknowledged. Mr.
Cochran likened Mr. Bryan to a mo
nopoly and claimed ho was a bigger
monopoly as tho leader of the demo
cratic party than nny financial corpo
ration In tho world. Mr. Cochran spoke
for about two hours, and when ho con
cluded cries for Mr. Brynn canio from
all over the houso. Finally Mr. Bryan
arose and said that for the good ot the
conforenco all partisan feeling shou.u
bo eliminated from tho gnlhorlng, nnd
although ho agreed with Mr. Cochran
In ninny of his arguments, It was
necessary thnt hla sldo of tho contro
versy should bo given tomorrow.
DREYFUS WILL BE PARDONED.
Hvcrytliluc lit rrcnont I'olnU In Unit hh
Holiitlou of the nininill).
LONDON. Sent. 1C. M. Do Blowltsi.
tho PnrlB correspondent of tho Tlmea,
says:
"I lenrn thnt Cnntnln Drnvfuu will
shortly withdraw his petition for a
revision, which will lnnvn thn irrnnnri
clear for tho government to tnko lui-
mcdlnto steps to pardon him. This
pardon will not annul tho civil and
military conscouenroH nf Mm vorrll.-i
and ho will no longer bolong to thn
army.
"There Is nathlnc. linwnvnr. in i,.
vent htm from nnnlvlnir to thn nnurt rr
cassation to quash tho Rennos trial
wnonover the now fact required by
lnw Is produced. When llbernted ho
will sottlo In tho south of Frrnee. as
tho members of his family do not wl.-.lt
to oxposo him to such demonstrations
ot sympathy abroad as intern t. hn nnnd
against him by hla adversaries at
nomo. '
Tho Paries eorrcannnilint nf Mm
DallV NOWH OnVH! "Thn nrn.nlnr 1
Waldcck Rousseau, has promised do-
Ilnltely to proposo a pardon for Droy
fm nt next Tuesday's cabinet council "
Ak Clvmuniir for llniiiphnnVr.
WASHINGTON. D. C Sent. 1iV
Sonntor Foster of Washington yo3tor-
uay received n telegram from E. C.
Bellowes nt Vnncouvor, Wash., saying
that Corporal Dnmphorfer, Company
B. Sixteenth Infnntr-v. Iiml Imnn mn.
fenced to bo Bhot to death at Manila.
Tho dispatch stated thnt Dnmphoffor
waB ft resident nf Vn
" - ....uuiHUI tltll M lid
only 10 years of nge. Senator Foster
wuh uhhl-u iu uuHiHi in unving tno sen
tonco mitigated. Tho senator will see
President McKlnloy today and ask
clemency for Damphoffer.
LINCOLN HAS A BAD FIRE.
Hnlf it lllorlt In Hi a Center of the City
l.ovi'lril by the Finnic.
LINCOLN, Sept. 1C The building
occupied by tho Western Newspaper
Union, Jacob North nnd the Nebraokn
Independent t on fire nnd will be
totally destroyed. This building was
built five years ago by the printing
firm of Pace, Williams & North. It
was estimated to be worth $50,000. It
is occupied entirely by printing flrma.
Tho stock, which Includes printing
innchlnery nnd paper, was entirely de
stroyed, no pnrt being (saved. Fire was
discovered In the building nbout 1:30,
and within fifteen minutes the entire
uuiKiing wns encompassed by flameft
The bulldlne lmn bpon nwnml mrnin.
slvely for years by Jacob North, tho
other two members having rctlrod
from the firm recently after It wni
ouiit. 'iiie department store of II
Herpolshelmer ft Co,, north of the
building, nnd St. Paul's Methodist
church, east, nrn In lnnnm Tim nrn-
r - - - n 1 1 , nu
mon hnvn no enntrnl nvnr ihn n n ty no
Tho Btock In the North building was
csiimntcu to do worth ?100,000.
3 a. m. Tho Mnsonle Temnln Iniltd
Ing Is now In ruins, carrying with It
tho property of the Masonic lodge, tne
i.incoin pumic library and the plant
of the Evenlntr Post. Tim l.tiiidi
In tho north hnlf of the block are not
out or danger, but they mny possibly
bo saved. The damage so far Is esti
mated about as follows:
North building nnd stock, $150,000.
Methodist church, $25,000.
Masonic tcmnlo. Including rnntnnta.
$160,000.
Webster block, $20,000.
Elite studio, $10,000.
Tills mnkes tho total lnsa nvnr inna .
000. It Is Impossible to cstlmnt,. ilm
Insurance.
It is thought that nnn fl rnmnn .vna
killed When tho roof Of tlm Mnnnnln
temple foil.
KILLED IN A WRECK.
Three Triiliimeii I,n Their l.lu i In n
Niniuhiip NVnr Nelmnlot Oltyi!
NEBRASKA CITY. Nr.li Sont m
Tho first section of train No. 124, n fast
tiuigui on me Missouri Pacific rond
mm iuii nero at 4:10 yesterday after
noon, was enmrilptnlv wrr,.lrn,l nn
miles south of hero nn hour later. The
engineer, fireman and head brakeman
w.-ro burled In tho wreck and their
bodies wero ronsiimnil In tlm nnnncrn.
Hon that followed. The killed:
TOM GILLIAN, onglneer.
MILLER ROUSE, llreman.
WILLIAM FOSTER, brnkoman.
TIlP Wreck WnH rnllnnd liv thn l.ion-
IllR of a brldirn nnn nnd nnn.lmlf mil,.,,
east of Paul station. Although the
iminuwurK 01 tno linage was entirely
burned out. the rnlln llTlfl (Inn rnmalnml
In plnce and tho train plunged In with
out tno siigntest intimation to tho
engineer thnt anything wns wrong.
The trnln wns composed ot thirty
eight cms. Eighteen empty stock cars
and twelvo cars of miscellaneous mer
chandise, anthracite coal, etc., wero
ditched, and together with the onglno,
reduced to a shapeless mnss of wreck
age which caught fire from tho burning
embers of the bridge nnd wore cntlrrily
consumed. A car of anthracite coal
went In last, which made the burning
wrcckago n seething furnace.
Conductor Montgomery, who wns In
the way car nnd uninjured, ran for
ward Immediately after tho wreck
occurred nnd heard a cry from Engin
eer Gillian, who was buried under the
wreck', but the flro wns so hot that ho
could do nothing townrd extricating
him. Not a vestigo of tho three train
men has been found.
SUPPLIES CHEAP IN MANILLA.
Comnilmiiiry (Iriicml Hiiy Critic Are
M lain formed.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 1C
Commlssnry General Weston says tho
Boldlor of tho Colorado regiment who
hns found so much to crltlclso at Ma
nila evidently was misinformed about
tho exorbitant prices which wero being
paid for supplies In tho Philippines.
Sugar s bought about 10 per cent
cheaper than In tho United States; rlco
I 50 per cent cheaper nnd n conslder
nolo reduction Is found In tho prices
of beef purchnsed In Australia and the
prevailing prices in Chlcngo. The gov
ernment saves transportation on these
nrticlcs.
As to other artleles which aro a pari
of tho commissary stores bought by
tho department nnd sold to the olllccrs
nnd men at cost price, aonernl Weston
says there Is no possibility of loss to
tho government upon them. The com
missary department does not purchaso
wines, except for tho hospitnls. These
nro bought upon tho rccommondntlon
of tho surgeons and tho money for
them comeB out of tho 40 conts n day
allowed to each soldier In tho hospital.
lllc Ciitllp Drill,
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 1C
Georgo B. Loving, who Is promotng a
cnttlo deal that ho snya will amount
to $23,500,000. was In the city yester
day on his way homo to Fort Worth,
Tex., from Now York. Mr. Loving
said the capital for a company to buy
000,000 cattle and 12.000,000 acres of
ranch land in Texas, Now Moxlco and
Wyoming had been pledged after olgh
works' work In New York.
JS'o Mih Mretliii; III New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10. There will
ho no mnss meeting In this city to pro
test ngalnst tho condemnation of
Dreyfus. Efforts wero mndo to ar
range such 11 gnlhorlng, but tho men
who wero nsked to tako u loading part
declined to do so and oxprcssed tho
opinion that the inovemont was u mis
take. Consequently tho promoters of
the affair decided to abandon tho Idea
rulilry tltwii 11 C'ommiiiiil.
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 1C Rear Ad
miral Schley Is to bo assigned to the
command of tho South Atlantic squad
ron. Tho navy department haB order
ed him to bold himself In readlnosa
for sea, preliminary to formal onlern
assigning him to command tho South
Atlnutlo Eq und ron,
In deciding upon this courso Secre
tary Long, it is understood, assumes
that Admiral Schley Is desirous of sea
duty, ib expressed In his nppllcntlon to
tho depnrtnu'iit nomo tlmo ago
THE KM LAID ASIDE
Colors of the Firs'. NobraBia Turned Over
to Ouatody of tho State.
ARE TO BE CAREFULLY TREASURED
Lrrcmony in Inn Hare Nrur llif Hpoi.
Where the I'lnjr Were Orlclnally (liven
to (lie Col.ir llenrcm Serrrtnry of Wnr
Melklejolin, Oov. I'oyntvr hiiiI Other
(imdnU In Atleiiilitnce.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 16. The for
mal return to the custody of tho state
of tho battle flags of tho First Ne
braskti regiment wns made yesterday
on the state houso grounds Colonel
Mulford, for the regiment, turning
oer tnc nags to tiie governor, who,
on nenaii or tiie state, took charge and
Instructed tho adjutant genernl to care
fully treasure them among thu most
sacred relics of thn sintn
The ceremonies were ot tho simplest
Kinii, and tno Bpeecnmnlclng wns con-
llllCd 10 a trior ndilrnnn ln fVilnnnl
Mlllford. aild thn nhnnat na hrlnf'rn
nnnnon I... !, rn.
spouse bj the governor. The ceremony,
took n nee within n fn.v fnot r.r n,
took place within n few feet of tho
spot wnere in May, 1898, tho Hags
wero given to the rolnr linnr rn liv
Governor Holcomb. The governor nnd
atuu occupied tue Btand nnd the mem
bers of the First regiment wero drawn
up facing them, nnd Just ncrasa tho
pavement, running north from the
State llOUSe. Annlfltnnt Snorntnrv nt
War Melklelohn vnn In tlm ntnml. wltl.
tho governor nnd staff. Colonel Vlf-
qunin, ciiier marshal of tho day, nnd
his aides, mounted, wero In position
In front of the ntnttfl. thn rnlnrti with
the bearers and guard occupying tho
center or tno open space.
UCneral Ylfmintn nnnnnnnml thn
Order Of tho Iirnrnndlnpa nnil fnlminl
Mulford, who, with the ex-ofllcors of
me iirst, wore on foot, udvnnccd to
the front nnd tnndorrd tlm (Inrli Thn
luiui ueurers enmo iorwaru and tno
commands were brought to attention
and saluted.
Governor Povnter ncnontml thn flnco
nnd tho colors were furled, tho crowd
stnnuing uncovered, whllo the bnnd
Iiuiyeu.
EXPORT EXPOSITION OPENS.
I'hllitdelplilu'i Show lleR'tm With HIiir
lil(T "The Slur Sputiclrd Ilimner."
PHILADELPHIA. Hnnt. inWltli
reremonles unattended by ostentation
the Nntional Export exposition was
tormaiiy opened nt noon yesterday.
Distinguished vlBltors from nil nnn.
t!o!18 of the countrv worn In nttnnrl.
r.nco, Including representatives of the
diplomatic corps, otneers of tho nrmy
and nnvy, scientists nnd business and
Lrofesalonnl men.
After tho benediction by Archbishop
uuricn, wnicn concludod the dedica
tory exercises, a messairn wnn rnrnlvnil
from President McKlnley, extending
greetings nnd olllelally opening tho
GUNBOAT HAS A SHARP EIGHT.
rirMl on by Nn liven Whllo Capturing ln
mirernt Hrbnoiipr
WASHINGTON. D. C. Sent. 15. Thn
following dispatch has been received
ui me nnvy department:
"Mnnlln, Sept. 14. Secretary of
NttVy. WaShlncton: flnvldann nnn.
mnndlng Pnrngua, reports a sham on
Kiigement nt uaiemno. THo vessel was
struck many times by rlflo shots; no
casualties, i'arnmia hi nnrnii thn in
surgentB" fire in twenty minutes. Tho
range wns from 400 tn 9(in vnnia rinnn
slon, capture Filipino schooner, which
tjaviuson destroyed. WATSON."
uuiuuiuu ih in tno province ot Mas-
bate, south of Luzon und north of tho
Vlzayas.
uaiemao Is In tho province of Mas-
00M PALL MAKES REPLY.
rntimTUHl (lnrniiint SbikIi Its Aimwer
to (Ireut Ilrltuln'i) Domuml.
LONDON. Sent. IK. A fnrnrnat nf
tile draft of thn TrntiHvnnla' rnnlv tn
tno last noto or tho British secretary
of state for the colonies. Mr. fihnmlinr-
lnln, hns been received, but Its nature
is not yet known.
At the colonial odleea n rnnnrtnr nf
tnc Associated Press was Informod
that nothing will be given out for tho
present.
I'rrililnnt Will Not Art.
NEW YORK. Sent. IK A n.tnr'li.l tn
ino tiernid rrom Washington says:
The president Is receiving petitions
asKing mm to request tho French Gov
ernment to pnrdon Droyfus. No such
action will bo taken. th n flml.llatrn-
non noiamg mat to do so would un-
aouuteniy uo orfenslvo to Franco.
which would say that this govern
ment had no rlcht tn lntnrfnrn I n n
matter Which relntra tn Intnrnnl ml.
ministration nnd which slin nlnnn .mint
uuciue.
Hnrr in WN !) ittri u Work
ST. THOMAS. D. W. I.. Snnt 1K
Advices received nt St. Kltts today
irom tno isinnn ot Anguilla, ono of tho
British West Illdlll laln.uln T.nmf,l
group, say that a hurricane during tho
nignt or aepiomnor 8 destroyed 200
houses nnd rendered 800 nonnin lmmn.
loss. There wan ennaidnrnl.ln Inan ,.r
property ami slmllnr damago at St.
'Martin.
Crll In Siuito Diimlnro.
SANTO DOMINfiO. Hent. IK A nrl.
als has been reached In the monetnry
sltuntlon today. Merchants wero com
pelled to tnko paper money and tlj
peoplo wero unnolo to purchase food.
tins resuueii m serious dlsturbnnccs
in tue market place this morning and
great disorder prevailed.
Welcome (lie AnivruMii 1'liiir,
WASHINGTON. Sent. 1R Mull nil.
Vices received at the war ilnnni'tmnnt
from Manila state that the natives of
tuo island or Snmnr are praying tor
tho Btieedv arrival nf Inn Atnnrlrnna
and will welcome the hoisting of the
American nag.
IN OKNCItAI..
Officials In Wnnhl
Venezuelan situation ns critical.
A lllIRt nf ir.Snnnlnr Ilnul In linlncr
executed in oronzc for tue Maine Iegls
lature.
Thn Wnr ilennrtmnnt lino ,dmrtnrn,l
tnc meainpr minim, wnicn win rnrrv
650 animals to Manila.
General Miles linn nrrnntpd nn Invi
tation 10 act as marsiiai or tue Dewey
paruuo at Washington, D. C.
In tho pnst eighteen months Prcsl
dent McKlnley hns been the victim of
rnmarn f1nn.1t ilw.nnnt.,l
times.
An Insnnn mnrnhnnl nf llnrlln nnmnit
- - ....... uwiui,a,,i ,(a uiv il uiitoivit
at n hotel In Lclpslc for threatening
A.. 1.11 .
Mltrmnn Hnrilnanh Hnu Imnn n.ADlml
to kiii ino King ot saxony.
Mayor Buck of Portland. Mo., a con-
tlemnn 7r. vnnn nf i,n (.. nnn..
nleted the feat of wiUkln to thn sum-
mlt of Mount Washington, N. II., nnd
oacK again.
Thn flU'nnr nf Ulnnntinnirp thn nlil
Drlllrl mnniffrintit rn 3nllatttt.t. nlnln
tnrcntens to sen it to tiie nignest Did
der unless the British government will
give mm suzs.ooo ror it.
j lie directors oi tne .Mcrgentnnicr
Llnotvne comnnnv haB declared the
The directors of the Mcrgenthnlcr
regular quarterly dividend of pes-
cenI- nnu CXtm ( VIUC1U
cont Davnbln SontembPr 20
cent pajaoie acptemoer o.
i-cui iniu nn uxir.i tuviueuu ot per
Kilwnril Ilnlwnr I.vttnn ninltntiu nnn
nf fl.A nnvnllat hna linmi nnnnltilml n
rabbit Inspector by the New South
waies government, lie wns lormeriy
n member of the colonial parliament.
ExiinilinpnlH nrn nlinnt tn lineln In
Louisiana for tho manufacture of nnnei
from refuse sugar cane. Paper made
irom sugar cane should be In great re-
queBt for the corresponUeuce of Bveet-
hearts.
Thn linllRO In whlnh Rnt.nrnl Rhnl-mnn
illerl In Now Vnrlr hna linan onld htr thn
heirs for about $35,000. It la sltuutcd
on west aeventy-nrst street, nnd was
purchased by tho general a year before
1. 1 j it.
ma ucaui.
A nlntform enr rnppnllv pntntilotpfl
at tho Boston & Maine railroad shops,
In Rnlnm. XTnoa Tina n nnrrvlntf nnnnnl.
ny of 100.000 pounds, 40,000 pounds
more man nny otner car on tne roao.
It Is thirty-two feet lone.
The celebrations of Old Home week In
wow iiampsnlre towns wero so sue
CCSsflll thin venr. thn flrnt nf Ita nil
servnnce, that they are likely to bo
repeated annually hereafter, though
tue unto may oo cnangeu.
Smnllnnv n.irnnil In Altnnnti Pn nnd
tho town board of health ordered tho
killing of all dogs and catB In Infected
houseB, that they might not distribute
the norma of thn illnnnnn. Thn hmllna
oi tno animais were mimed.
flnn nf Pnnnlm. nnmmlaalnnnr Flvnnu
critics recently accused that official of
naving n literary nureau." Mr. tsvans
replied emphatically: "Yes, I have,
nnd it consists of every reputable
newspaper in tho United States."
The wooden belfry of famous Fancull
hall. Boston, has been renlneed liv nnn
exactly Bimllar of Iron, and it is hope
At A At 1- 1 . I . . .,
tlmt tho worl1 of altering and streni
cnlnB tnc ,llstr'c building wfll
uuu me won; ot altering nnu strengtu
nntrt fnf vlnlnHtiir ilin nnil.ninimnr
garme laws, wns to hnvo been held In
Albany yesterday. It was adjourned
uniii oupiuiuuur .u.
Tllpndnrn Tlltnn wnn nnnnda hla lima
between Pnrls und London, has lost
none of his nptness for repartee. The
other day a friend asked him when It
Is a man begins to feel old. He replied
nt once: "I'll tell you when, it Is
when ho Is a sophomore In college."
Twentv-elcht head of snoclallv fed
Aberdeen-Angus cattle, U-year-ol'ds,
raised m lndlunn, nenr Terro Haute,
uy jonn Mcfaii, sold in uiilcngo Sep-
tnmhnr f! nt til fin thn hlirhout nrlcn
paid for cattle thero since Christmas,
1892, and the highest ln September
since issi.
The nnenllnr illnrnsn frnm whirl, thn
czar is said to oe sintering is Known as
nphasia, and in plain English Is using
ono word when another Is meant. If
ono word when another Is meant. If
m iimjcoiy wimio ins auu uwn t
fntnnmltnr llin n.ri.l I'll...' ... nnl.n t n
romember tho word "hut" ho asks for
somotning else, nnd ho is unable to
recollect the mean Ing of words when
ha I'ntidci thin.
.v .v. ii. a wiv.ii. I
,. . , .
v.i, il,n. ni . n ii V i T
ork that ClmrleB B. Loving has mndO
1J1H It' UIL I lllTlllIIlT I ,'XHH I Tf 1.11
rnn.tni S y"? 'Cat wKh, ?40'000'0?0
rnnltnl ntnnlr n aitrnnun nwn r.nu nmnh
i i ..Vi -i- T
IntnroHt ln rnttln rlrnlna Innamnrih nn
,. . "
thero Is some nnunaltlnn tn thn nrn.
. , .:.
.... ,
t noso o inn an terr tciry und Knnsas.
If la unlrl will 1iltt urltli iUn n1 v.i r.
tie men ln fighting Lovlnk's syndicate,
maKing prounmo a temporary reduc
tion In the price of meet on the hoof,
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE.
OiiihIiu, Chlcugn nnil New York Murknt
i otutlniiK.
OMAHA.
flutter Creamery eetmrutor. 17 (i
mitter-Ctialcc fancy country 1C
fOirrru lPciuli 1tf iln. lll.A.
qiilckenH..BprlnK, per lt iH-di'
i .,ii.i,,,0 ...ii.-, nut,. ...... . tu vi raj
lliemnnH l'er box 4 75 'it G 60
.Ijrutiberiiett Jersey, per bbl. 6 23 fti1 r. no
Apples per barrel It (c) 'it 2 2.'i
IL.In .. I t. ..I -y nn.
fiKcoim i.ive. per iioz.,,.
HotatoeH Now, per Inmiiei.
2fl i .m
Kweot potutoea Pur bbl...
2 00 dl 2 2..
lluy
llplniiil, per (on 5 00 Hi B 01
i south riMAiiA
Hogs Choice light I 2.", (f( 4 30
iiokh Heavy weights i 17 'i I 2.1
neet steers ( io io
It.lllM . 1 IM ft n r.,i
StllirH . . IK. n -.
........ .(.. u nr - V tt 1U
?iltVPrt I 01 Tt G 23
U ostornH 4 to t( r r.
Cows :i to ii a bs
StoekorK nnd f,.diri n tin w i i-.
Hlioe l.unitm 47:, t 4 jjo
ijiiei-ii r eeuer WUIUerH U vr-.1 fcU
CHIUAGO
llPIl I V,-i u,iilrtry
7 W
worn rcr niiHiiei,
21 ft
ai?
linrioy no. 2 ....
Oats Per huahol
43
2214
id 4
5(i
..... m JU W U
Timothy seed, per liu 2 20 a. t 2,-,
f,irl l..i niul T rn o
tiyc io,
til
w... . ii will................. u m o y.,
Cuttle Htoeknrs anil feeders 4 20 ft 4 &-
"inn , a ii ft a jj
HHiiKei'H , 4 w '(f Ii 30
Wni'MMlvitil i r. r-
Hliee itinus ,., 4 7fi '
i u 11 . 1M
Hneep iMiuive wetners 4 33
NEW YOIHf MAnKMW
Outs-No. 2 k S n
Wheat No. 2 red ?t
Corn No. 2 red
KANSAS CITY.
Rhoet. Al.illnnu ' ,vr-i gt? n cu
Jtoe-.Mlxeu 4 2.3 4 37
. . . . i , u i i , jnj
ILL OVER THE STATE
NeliriMkn 1'rolilhltl
LINCOLN. Noli Hnnt 1rt n.nt.lhl.
tloil Worknrn nRRPmhlnrl In Hi I a Mlv
. . ...V.S(. vuuiuuiiiu nu:j
put forward for supremo Judge. For
regents Charles E. Smith nf niolinni-
son nnd Rlbert Fitch of Merrlt, wero
nominated. The following platform
wus adopted.
Mlf- A 1. t. - . .
ot Nebraska, In convention assembled.
I fPMPWln rr nnr nllAttlnM.... t a 1 1 l a
ijuu as tnc sovereign or all men, de
clare In favor of tho following prlnci-
in;n, i2,i ,
ihe nbsolute suppression of the
traffic 111 alcoholic llmtnra fnr
".g.es m,rP08.CB5 tnc complete enfran-
""scmeni 01 women as an equal with
man' 1,10 initiative and referendum."
llllllll OllrHtlnn Itp.nl.,. ,11 1.. I
HASTINGS. Neb..
council nassrd nn nrrll
special election on Monday, November
u next, at which tlmo tho question ot
VOtitlC S20.0n0 fnr nn nlntrln 1lv,t
plnnt will be resubmitted to the people.
n"' uu resuomitted to tiie people.
rll'B proposition was voted on' nnmu
t,m,0 "Ko nnd was carried bv n big
majorlty, but owing to Insufficient ad
vertising of the election It was lound
the bonds would not bn 1pi-.i1 if tac.w.,i
nnd the mntter was dropped for tho
tlmo belli C. Ttprnntlv n nHtUn
circulated asking tho council to call
another election, and It was upon thlf
that action was taken.
Cuptnlii I'orliv'i Itmlv ti
of the late Captain Leo Forby of Com-
Pliny G. First NobniRkn vnlnntonro
Who WllS killed 111 thn Phlllnnlnna n,-.
I'lVed In the cltV mill Wil osnnrtol fmn,
the depot to the nrmory of the Thurn-
io uiuen, wnere it win remain until
after the funeral services, which will
be held tomorrow. Cnntnln Vnrh wn
shot on March 25, 189D. nnd died two-
uays inter, wiien stricken down ho
was leading the charge on tho Filipino
trenches nt San Frunclsco del Norte,
n fortified town a short distance from
Mnnlln,
llnrxrn nnil llitriirm Stolmi.
PAWNEE CITY. Nnh .. Rnnt 1 Tt
R. Lenlev. who lives u,m
nrnQH thn
line In Knnsas, was In town nnd re
ported that a crmd te nm nf mnrno alv
and seven years old, was stolen from
ins pasture, a st of work harness
waa also taken from .1. At. sinn-v.
barn. A nnlr of lirlill. H wnn tnimn from
James Carrolls'. Tlmsn nl nrpQ nrn cnr.
erul miles dlBtnnt from cneh other,
but tho Slinnosltloil Is tlml nil wnnt tn.
gether and the thieves nro now driving.
a rig out or tins part of tho country.
Oinulm riiTnlrliiii Ilnnorrtl.
OMAHA. Neb.. Sent. Ifi nr. w w
Purncll, n prominent colored physician
of the city, has been annolntml nunlcr-
nnt surgeon ot the Forty-clghtu Infan
try, one of two roclmenta nf nnlnrnil
men now being recruited. Dr. Purnell
Immunes, stationed nt Fort Thomas
nnu latcr nt CHleknmauga.
nmili nf ....... .... 11..11..11...
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 1C Joseph
II. Mnllalleu, recently nppolntcd clerk
of tho district court to succeed Sam
13. Low, died of heart failure, resulting
from blood poisoning. Mr. Mallnlleu
had been confined at homo sovernl
weeks, but none of his friends wero
nware of the serloiiB nnture of his
Illness. The deceased wns n vnnnc
man of wide acquaintance.
I
KootnailN Wnrklnir Chiiilron.
CHAlinON. Nnil Spnt. 1R Prnnlt
O'Neill, wlllln linilnr thn Intlnnnnn nf
liniinr. wan rnlilmd nf lila wntnh liv nn
unknown man, nnu William Moffatt of
Cheyenne, who stopped off here a day
on his way to Hot Springs, S. D., was
rouoeu in tne rear or a saloon by un
I i ...
known norsons of nulto n sum at
money nnd a gold wntch.
iiiiiii iviiikiiiii h niniur iiith.
I . . - . ... n .
UHAU1UK, PiOU., Hept. 1U. . Ul gO
Wntnvnr Inft hnrn to hnld rnnrt nt
O'Neill for Judge Klnkald. whoso twin
I . . ... . . . . ...
Bister, living ln west Virginia, died
I ... . . ...
Hiiutieniy. a jury nnu uecn impaneiei
. . . . .
and tne trim oi a case wa3 aoout to
i,eglI1 wj,en tne news enme. Judge Kin-
knll took ll)0 flrgt traln for tho 80Uth
I
ICrtiiili.il ut I.oi.ir I'liir.
l.nNfJ PIKR Snnt. 1R Thn nnnnnl
nnnlnn nf thn nlil anlfllnra nnd W TI
C. In Brown, Rock. Cherry nnd Keya
Pnlm nnnntlpn will l.n l.nld nn thn
Chnntniinnn L'rnnnilH Rnntnnilinr 9K 21!
nnd 27. The program is now being ar
ranged and it is the Intention to mako
it tne uest over neiu.
IIh IIIh l.ec AiniiiitiitHil.
niOOMlVflTOV lCnh Rnnt 1(1 W
P. Strnttnn. whn wns kloltpil nn thn lne
several yenra ngo by n mule dnd later
.vnn Inliirnil hv hlfl tnnm runnlni. nwnv
has his. leg amputated close to his hip!
tuo operation waa successtui, out ue
Incr vrnrs old and in nnnr hnnlth hlu
recovery is doubtful.
Thleveit Tie u (Irmit .tlerrliiint.
filtANT. Neb.. Sent. 1fi 13. n v.nr.
ler's general store was broken Into by
nrs find S18 tnkon. Mr. F!ntrtnr
was awakened by two men commnnd-
Inir him tn lln utlll nnfnrnlnf tlml..
order by striking him with a revolver.
i nen tnoy ootind mm nnn gagged Him.
llnrstvi Sold Will.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nel. Rnnt 1fij
Vhe Fred Torrv Commission rnmnnnv'a
Bale of range horses yesterday was con.
sniered n a success. Tiiero wero nearly
00 of them In all and most of them
found rendv sale to Iowa and Np.hmnn
farmers and stockmen. The drivers
tool; well, and tho unbrnnded coltn
wore In great demnnd. Tho unbroken
2-year-olds, It Is stated, sold fairly
well. The salo Is ono of tho largest
herd for some time, nnd Its results
nlfJispil Mr. Tnrrv. wbn fnnld thnt tin lu
bi.'Ud!ug up one of tho biggest horse
t-'aitie-siiociiers una recdeni 3 v) it 4
msri.;is in tnc country.